Majuli Island: Amazing Water Tourism

   If you are fond of water tourism, then you must visit Majuli Island. Majuli Island is a magnificent and beautiful dimension of Indian water tourism. 

   The cleanliness and uninterrupted flow of water on Majuli Island enchants tourists. This magnificent island of Majuli, district of Assam, India has a distinct and unique aura. Influenced by the peculiarities of Majuli Island, 

   UNESCO has included Majuli Island in the World Heritage Series. According to experts, the island of Majuli should really be called a cultural and spiritual heritage. 

  Majuli Island is not just a river region, but also the largest island in the world. In particular, the island of Majuli is also considered as the Vaishnavism center of Assam. Majuli Island is extremely vibrant. Due to which the island of Majuli attracts global tourists. 

   Particularly, the Brahmaputra river is the pride and glory of Majuli Island. Spread over an area of ​​approximately 421.65 square kilometers, this beautiful island is considered quite unique. 

   All the necessary resources are available to visit Majuli Island, located about 20 km from Jorhat. So the journey of this water tourism becomes very easy. 

   Particularly, the life of Majuli Island is full of enthusiasm and culture. Which shows amazing vibrancy in Majuli Island. If Majuli Island is synonymous with religion and culture, there will probably be no exaggeration. It is special that monasteries and heritage make this island visible and cultural. 

   Majuli Island is considered to be the center and stronghold of the classical dance Sataria. It is believed that the Assamese saint Shankaradeva propagated Vaishnavism in this region. After this his disciple Madhavdev propagated it. Majuli is also known as the cultural capital of Assam. Culture and religion are propagated through sataras.

   It is believed that a visit to Majuli island would be considered incomplete without seeing the Satras. The systems of Majuli Island operate exclusively in the context of more than two dozen Satras. They have their own different traditions and Assamese culture. 

   However, Assamese culture has its own special credentials and identity on the global stage. Kamlabari Satra is the largest and influential Satra of Majuli Island. At the same time, Aaniyati Satra is particularly famous for Palnam and Apsara dances. Benganati and Shamaguri Satra are also special Satras of Majuli Island. Majuli Island is a predominantly tribal area. 

   The island also has villages. Not only this, they have a different lifestyle in the aquatic area. Wooden pillars are made of scaffolding to give the appearance of housing. Tourists can stay in the village of Majuli Island as a paid guest. The intention is that tourists can enjoy village tourism here. 

    The spring season is the main attraction of Majuli Island. Majuli Island's handicrafts are also unmatched. These are especially mask, pottery, coral, silk etc. Handicrafts and handlooms are another attraction of Majuli Island. Biodiversity along with natural beauty is the specialty of Majuli Island. 

   Global tourists visit Majuli Island with great enthusiasm for the majesty of Majuli Island's biodiversity. Majuli Island is a paradise for migratory rare birds. The movement of rare and endangered birds on the island of Majuli continues uninterrupted. Among them are pelican, Siberian cranes, Greater Adjutant cranes etc. 

   The best time to visit Majuli Island is from November to March. Tourists also experience the aroma of the medicinal flora on Majuli Island, located about 20 km from Jorhat.

   All the necessary resources to visit Majuli Island are available. The nearest airport is Jorhat Airport. The nearest railway station is also Jorhat Junction. The distance from Jorhat to Majuli Island is about 20 kilometers. Tourists can also travel to Jorhat by road and reach Majuli Island.
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